Surgeon reveals the one body part that indicates penis size — and it’s not hands or feet

men’s health

by andrew coat

She speculates on some serious myths.

Surgeons specializing in sexual health say you can’t judge a man’s penis size just by looking at his hands and feet.

Dr. Lena Malik declared: CEO Diary Podcast On Monday, we break the stereotype that men are better off with big shoes to fill.

But the surgeon, who practices in both Beverly Hills and Irvine, Calif., said there is one body part that can accurately indicate a man’s size.

“There’s a study. It’s a Japanese study that only looked at Japanese men, so it has some limitations. But they measured all parts of the body and the length of the penis, and they measured the length of the hands and legs. Instead, we found that the length of the nose was correlated with the length of the penis,” Malik declared.

The expert declined to say whether he had seen other studies linking noses to penis size, but said he has certainly noticed an increase in patients panicking about beaks.

Malik said youngsters who want to extend their wheelies can use a traction device.

“These are devices made to lengthen the penis, but they’re also made for men with something called Peyronie’s disease,” she explained.

by mayo clinic, Peyronie’s disease is “a condition in which fibrous scar tissue forms in the deep tissue beneath the skin of the penis,” causing curved and painful erections.

It may also cause the penis to become shorter when erect.

Malik said the traction device can increase the length of the penis by up to 2cm.

But men who are worried about the size of their penis need not worry.

Last year, another doctor said that most people overestimate the average penis size, and that most men rarely exceed 5 inches, even if they’re rock hard.

Dr. Jen Caudle revealed the details. TikTok clip We’re changing expectations about appendages and disrupting the motto that “size matters.”

“The average flaccid penis size is 3.6 inches, and the average erect penis size is 5.17 inches. Did you know? It’s actually shorter than many people imagine.”